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19 January 2024

The risk and opportunity of satellite 5G service

Analyst Papers
Satellite services direct to unmodified 5G smartphones, as well as IoT devices and machines, are in their infancy, but a host of satellite service providers and MNOs view it as the ‘holy grail’ of 100% mobile coverage. However, with this opportunity comes security risks, and may require further de-risking from China and other potentially malicious actors.
19 January 2024

China faces technological self-sufficiency challenges as U.S. tightens export controls on AI-capable chips

Blog
New U.S. rules expand and strengthen existing export restrictions on advanced chips, and particularly those with AI capabilities, as China grapples with developing technological self-sufficiency.
18 January 2024

New Chinese Government Oversight of Pharma and Semiconductors

Blog
 On 1 January China’s new national-level intellectual property (IP) protection policy went into effect, giving local governments more autonomy for IP management and administration, as well as delineating central government responsibilities for IP protection.
06 September 2023

Japan follows the US and the Netherlands in restricting the export of chip-making equipment

Blog
After months of pressure from Washington, Japan has joined the US and the Netherlands in restriction the export of advanced chip-making equipment, as the technology race with China ramps up.
29 August 2023

US to restrict select private-sector investments in sensitive Chinese technologies over national security concerns

Blog
In an unprecedented move, the US Treasury will be given powers to monitor and restrict select US private-sector investments in Chinese sensitive technologies, specifically those that could advance China’s military, intelligence, surveillance, or cyber-related agendas.
20 July 2023

The Netherlands imposes restrictions on the export of chip-making equipment to China

Blog
New export controls imposed by the Netherlands will limit ASML Holdings NV exports of advanced chip-making equipment to China.
06 July 2023

China targets US companies

Blog
After five years of trade and technology restrictions placed on China, spearheaded by the Donald Trump and Joe Biden administrations, Chinese authorities are increasingly targeting US and Western interests in retaliation. In recent months, China has begun to punish US firms for military sales to Taiwan, CHIPS Act restrictions, perceived or contrived infosec vulnerabilities, and domestic financial misconduct.
08 June 2023

China’s amended Counterespionage Law is creating an unpredictable risk environment for US companies

Blog
Despite promoting foreign investment, China’s introduction of its amended Counter Espionage Law is “spooking” both foreign investors, as well as the foreign local business community after a spate of local US office closures and the detention of foreign executives.
23 May 2023

US and China up the ante on export controls

Blog
Both sides are expanding and tightening export control enforcement of sensitive technologies and export violations that threaten national security in the escalating technology race between China and the West.
17 April 2023

China’s growing 5G influence in developing economies

Analyst Papers
Africa and the Middle East provide the conditions for China and Russia to advance their shared and separate agendas.
15 March 2023

Semiconductors: The new global battlefield

Blog
Far-reaching US measures to sanction China’s developing semiconductor industry have already had extensive implications for the global supply chain. As chips power every device we own – from smart TVs to communication satellites – a new global battleground is being drawn.
09 March 2023

The rise of Chinese state-sponsored cyber-attacks feeds growing US national security concerns

Blog
The global cyber security landscape has seen increasing threats over the last few years. The COVID pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and heightened US-China tensions over Taiwan have all provided fertile ground for cyberattacks against businesses and individuals.

Pamir opinion: U.S.-China competition in building critical elements supply chains intensifies

Blog
Growing commercial and government concerns are intensifying U.S. efforts to diversify its critical minerals and rare earth elements supply chains as it’s far too reliant on imports, particularly from China.
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28 January 2025

China’s dominance of the global supply chain for critical materials poses significant risk. How can Pamir help?

Blog
Advanced economies are looking for alternatives, as China holds much of the world’s reserves of critical materials and leads the world in the processing of these strategic materials.
21 January 2025

China’s Increasingly Risky Business Environment Prompts Foreign Firms to Relocate Operations to Other Asian Countries

Blog
In anticipation of the incoming Trump administration’s tariffs and sanctions against the People’s Republic of China (PRC), a growing number of foreign companies, particularly semiconductor manufacturers, are moving their production facilities to countries neighboring the PRC. This development reflects China’s increasingly risky business environment.
18 December 2024

China Is Expanding Its Footprint in Latin America and the Caribbean

Blog
The recent China-Peru joint inauguration of the Chancay Port is the latest example of the People’s Republic of China (PRC)’s growing influence in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).
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